Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-06-23
Read Miss Kittie CAROLS new ad.

Read Miss Kittie CAROLS new ad.
Miss Mary McElroy, of St. Clair, is
visiting at ii. +. LeOnard's.
Come and see the Caledonia Games
on the Fourth Of July at this place.
Dr. j. B. Mills, of springfield, Ont.
has been visiting friends i'll town the
past week.
\ team driven by Will Spring ran
away in the village on Tuesday demol-
ishing the wagon.
VIM. Parkinson and wife, of Urbana,
Ohio, visited with II. III. and III. Parkin-
son the past week.
The telephone poles for the new Bell
line from Saginaw to Port Huron are
being placed in the village.
The Misses Ella and Sadie Cady, Of
Port Huron, were the guests of ye edi-
tor and wife Thursday last
The Huron Constitution is now pub
lished by Bert Potter, Stanley Johnson
having sold his interest in said paper.
Jess Guy. Il former BrOckway Centre
boy, but now located at Woodbridge,
Ont, made his parents a visit the past
week.
Miss Lille Ferguson has returned
home from IT. Mary's Academy, Terre
IIaute. Ind, where she has been at
tending school.
Mr.. anu Mrs Phil McDougalls little
daughter, who has been very sick with
inflammation of the bowels, is very much
improved in health.
During the storm Friday afternoon
|. Berman attempted to raise his avn
ing but to no avail, the heavy wind
tearing it to shreds.
John Tomlin moved into his new
store near the station last week. John
is stirring and enterprising young
man and deserves to prosper.
The complete novel in Lippincott's
for July will be AT Anchor" by Miss
Julia Magruder, whose novel "Across
the ChaSm" won her an enviable repu-
tation.
Among the many improvements
Thos. Rapley has added to his hotel
this year. the latest is q new kitchen,
which will make it more convenient
than before.
Wm. Vancamp has purchased the
machinery and is now looking for a site
to erect suitable building for furni-
ture factory. Still they come and more
enterprises to follow.
Don't forget Michaels' ball on the
evening of July 4th. There will be
dancing III the hail all day. You will
miss a great treat if you fail to attend.
Come and hear the golden harp.
Miss c. Boce is busily engaged this
week moving into the Hart building
lately vacated by John Tomlin. Every
thing will be in readiness to receive
customers by Saturday this week.
Geo. Gill's house in Greenwood was
burned to the ground on Friday last
about 3 o'clock together with its con-
tents. He meets with heavy loss
and carried but small insurance. We
are sorry to learn of his misfortune.
Salvation Oil always cures pain. 1t
should be the companion Of every ira
Yelling man. 1t eXtinguishes pain.
whether resulting from cut, burn, a
bruise or a sprain. Get only the genu-
inc. Price twenty-five cents per bottle.
\ terrible wind storm passed through
here on Friday last upr0oting trees and
doing other damage. The barn on Geo.
LincOlns place was blown down-the
sand on Main street stirred up and it
looked at one time as though our little
village would DC carried away.
Everybody remember e. +. Michaels'
fourth of July ball and don't make a
mistake in where you go, for you can
as well go to a lirst-class ball where
YOU can have the best of music in at
tendance and everything else in proper
ton. Remember the Fourth only comes
once year.
4 country editor who expects to
please everyone is entitled to all the
sympathy he can find lying around
loose for he is sure TO encounter a terri
BILE disappointment that will wreck
his young life. An editor TO please
everyone must be strange compost
ton of opposites, He must write sar-
castle articles, and he must not; he
should give all the news and suppress
half of it: he must belong to all the
churches and board at all the boarding
houses; get shaved at all the barber
shops and publish everything every
body wants I'ree. and never ask man
for his subscription.
The flax mill building is still moving
on with vigor. This with the roller
mill enterprise. VIII not only furnish
market for our farmers grain and fax
bat will give steady employment to
those farmer boys who would other
wise have to go to the woods or remain
at home In idleness. Not only will il
profit them in this respect but will
build up their market place. Our VIII
lagc will begin to boom and increase i'm
value which will also enchance the
value of surrounding farm property
Brockway Centre is now having heal
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